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A two man scout car used by the British Army between 1940 and the 1960s. The markings are for the 43rd (Wessex) Infantry Division's 43rd Reconnaissance Regiment.
It was quite a sophisticated vehicle 5 forward and 5 reverse gears and originally had 4 wheel steering.
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Lavenham, Suffolk, Classic Car Rally Sunday 30th August 2020 was one of the few Summer rallies to actually take place during the Covid pandemic of 2020. It produced a good selection of classic, mostly British, marques, with a preponderance of Jaguar & Daimler models.
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Operator: Wilts & Dorset.
Reg No: OJD 190R.
Fleet No: 4912.
Route No: 131.
Destination: Corfe Mullen.
Model Issued: September 2001.
Doors open Day,this was part of the event that had them running on service 26 Eastfield-Haymarket. I tried to get a pic of Atlantean 595 which was a few minutes in front of it,I was just too late for it (:-p
Photos taken during the video shoot for JAGtechnic after they had completed a full engine rebuild of the 3.8-litre straight six which is at the heart of this 1956 Jaguar D-Type 'Long Nose' (393RW) on behalf of the Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust.
Originally built in 1922 & reconditioned in 1927. Body by London-based Dodson family (who established the Vectis Bus Co in 1921). Acquired by the Isle of Wight Bus & Coach Museum in 2017 for restoration (it has housed chickens somewhere on the island for many years). There is an appeal to raise funds for the restoration.
J 2503, a replica of a 1913 Daimler is seen here at the Beamish Open Air Museum in June 1996. Constructed in the mid-80's, this vehicle seems to periodically swap between solid and pneumatic tyres.
The 1909 Daimler-engined KPL Bus produced at Coventry.
The Daimler Motor Co was founded by Gottleib Daimler about 1886 in Cannstatt in Germany.
Richard Simms, a young British engineer was much impressed with Daimler engine and acquired the Daimler patents to British empire in 1890. Harry Lawson bought these from Simms in 1896 and he formed The Daimler Motor Syndicate, and so two Daimler motor companies were formed, in Germany and England, each being totally independent of each other. The English company built the first Daimler in Coventry in 1897. The company built Daimlers at Coventry until about the 1970s, and today just exists in name badge form.
The Daimler Tradition by Brian Jones 1972.
Bedford, Nova Scotia, Canada - July 24, 2004 : 1963 Daimler SP250 at British Automobile Touring Association of Nova Scotia Car Show at Scot Manor, Bedford, Nova Scotia, Canada
Front upper deck interior of Thamesdown (formerly Swindon Corporation) Northern Counties bodied Daimler CVG6